shinjuku | A tabletop game of trains in Tokyo | Game Engine library

When inserting data into a MySQL table, you will have to specify which data goes into which column. You do this by specifying the column names before the VALUES part like:

From the traceback, your TypeError derives from this line in your code:

I'm on mobile, so I might mess up formatting.

I would try changing the Components to classes Class Entries extends React.Component {}

And try using state instead of const.

I think there might be something in your Detail.js file that could be fixed if everything were a class component instead.

Another potential fix could to add a div around the .map and since your should only have one main element in the render method.

There is no direct function to achieve this. You can follow PHP code as below:

In Node you can use new DOMParser().parseFromString('Hello','text/html'), this will return a parsable DOM tree with attributes which you can walk to obtain your Object.

I've had a look at your sample URL https://www.google.com/maps?daddr=35.6603676,139.7444553&saddr=Yotsuya,%20Shinjuku,%20Tokyo%20160-0004&q=St.%20Andrew%27s%20Tokyo.

I understand that your intention is getting a directions on Google Maps. In the aforementioned URL you specify parameters for origin saddr and destination daddr, the q parameter shouldn't affect directions in this case. So, the destination address is just coordinate 35.6603676,139.7444553. When I reverse geocode this coordinate I get the 'Japan, 〒105-0011 Tōkyō-to, Minato-ku, Shibakōen, 3 Chome−6−１８ 主教座聖堂牧師館' address as shown in Geocoder tool:

https://google-developers.appspot.com/maps/documentation/utils/geocoder/#q%3D35.660368%252C139.744455

The 主教座聖堂牧師館 corresponds to premise address component and I suspect it is not translated to English in Google database, because web service call with language set to English returns this component in original language as well

https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?latlng=35.6603676%2C139.7444553&language=en&key=YOUR_API_KEY

If your destination should be St. Andrew's, use it as a destination parameter.

And the most important part: Google has Google Maps URLs as an official, recommended and documented method to construct URLs. I would suggest using this API in order to create your directions URLs. These URLs are cross-platform, so there is no need to create different URLs for iOS, Android or web browser.

Your example will convert into

https://www.google.com/maps/dir/?api=1&origin=Yotsuya,%20Shinjuku,%20Tokyo%20160-0004&destination=St.%20Andrew%27s%20Tokyo&travelmode=driving

The result is shown in the screenshot

Your code might be something like

In general it is not a good idea to try and write to the same file at the same time from multiple processes. It might or might not work depending on the OS and implementation details.

In the best case it works. In the worst case you get writes from different processes interleaved in interesting ways.

The way to fix this with the least amount of change to your code is to protect the log file with a Lock object. That is, you create a Lock object before using apply_async, and you pass that lock in the args of apply_async. In the worker process, you acquire the Lock before writing to the log file. After writing, flush the log file (using the reset method) and release the lock. This should ensure that only one process at a time is writing to the log file.

In scala unlike java, elements of array is accessed using () not [] So the correct way is